Help me pick my next tool
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Help me pick my next tool
So I have some gift certificates and want to get some stuff from sears. What should I get? I want something for all around. No craftsman hating, I have to get craftsman, it’s what sears sales.
Should I go with the ones that have the flex head like these?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...at=Wrench+Sets
Or offset ones that have a size on each side?
offset
Or regular ratchet ones with a size on each end?
regular
Or something with ratchet on one end and closed on the other?
other
Should I go with the ones that have the flex head like these?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...at=Wrench+Sets
Or offset ones that have a size on each side?
offset
Or regular ratchet ones with a size on each end?
regular
Or something with ratchet on one end and closed on the other?
other
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Re: Help me pick my next tool
So I have some gift certificates and want to get some stuff from sears. What should I get? I want something for all around. No craftsman hating, I have to get craftsman, it’s what sears sales.
Should I go with the ones that have the flex head like these?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...at=Wrench+Sets
Should I go with the ones that have the flex head like these?
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...at=Wrench+Sets
Ive got a couple craftsman ratchets with the wobble head and very rarely use them anymore since I have to fight it the entire time using it.
Or something with ratchet on one end and closed on the other?
other
other
BTW, spend the extra couple of bucks and get the made in USA ratchet wrenches since sears sells an off shore brand right beside theirs thats made in china or another similar country where the employees are paid in pennies/rice cakes and have to live in mud huts. The ~$5 extra per set for the USA stuff isnt a big deal.
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Re: Help me pick my next tool
check out the gear wrench brand
i have a set of these and they are the best i've used so far
i have a set of your second choice and haven't used them since i got the gear wrenchs
you can get them straight or angled with a switch
i have a set of these and they are the best i've used so far
i have a set of your second choice and haven't used them since i got the gear wrenchs
you can get them straight or angled with a switch
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Re: Help me pick my next tool
the craftsman style wrenches are too thick for my tastes.
Gearwrench brand. they sell them at sears. wonderful wrenches, i use the shit out of mine, and havent broken one yet.
Gearwrench brand. they sell them at sears. wonderful wrenches, i use the shit out of mine, and havent broken one yet.
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Gearwrench is good. But I've never had a problem out of Crafstman plus you can just get another one if it breaks anyway. And it's cheaper.
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Re: Help me pick my next tool
Hum ok, well a part of my Christmas was a set of the last ones listed. The Gearwrench ones. So If I keep them then I still have $50 to spend so any suggestions on what other tools I should get?
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